it is a particular weakness for donald trump. 's efforts were aimed at tempering his style. donald trump made it clear that he was not happy with that idea. what he did last night was a departure from what we have seen in the past. he has been totally resistant to expressing any regret about past statements or actions, even when he admitted they had heard him. the language last night, which was written in a written speech which he read on a teleprompter, suggested he was at least prepared to say that. happen over a period of days and weeks before people will be certain that this reflects a true change in the style of his campaign and it is possible this will continue to be a campaign aimed primarily at negative attacks on hillary clinton. >> let me go back to your essay earlier this week. the unraveling of donald trump's candidacy continues, if he were deliberately trying to avoid winning the election, he could hardly be doing a better job. >> that was written last weekend. all of the objective evidence pointed in that direction. if you talk to people in the trump operation n

. >> that softening comment came shortly before trump's s proposed deportation force. >> does that mean that mass deportation of the estimated 11 to 12, 15 million illegal is off the table? >> does it mean it's off the table? i don't know, you know, i don't know the exact details of it in terms of that but he's always going to do something humanely. he's a good guy. >> this came the same day trump took the same line before an most vital issues of all. border security. we are going to build the wall. and who is going to pay for the wall? >> after getting a quick hair cut on the trail, vp mike pence told cbs the campaign's immigratiola deportation will be quote, worked out in the days ahead. and nbc is now reporting that trump will meet with african american and hispanic activists at his trump tower headquarters tomorrow, the very same day he was scheduled to hold a major immigration speech in denver. the meeting is to expand his base beyond his white voter support. african american support stands same survey. >>> meanwhile hillary clinton is embroiled in controversy. a new report has cli

trump came to the attention of many people in new york city back in the early 1980's, when he came in to save the day. government had failed repeatedly, spent millions of dollars trying to repair an ice skating rink. donald trump came forward with a plan where he would pay for and fix this link in record time, under budget, or he would cover the whole cost. he came through. he built it in a matter of weeks and did it for less than he had said he would. he is someone who believes he can cut through the bureaucracy and red tape. as employees, he has hired thousands of employees over the years. a lot of times, when he has been in financial trouble, and has had corporate bankruptcies, the people who lose out are the employees, the vendors, contractors, the people who end up being stiffed. guest: one of the points the caller was making was the spending. he was able to get tens of millions of dollars in tax breaks. donald trumpdonald trump is benm things the government has granted him. he has talked about the need to rebuild infrastructure. know if he said specifically this is how i am goin

trump came to the attention of many people in new york city back in the early 1980's, when he came in to save the day. government had failed repeatedly, spent millions of dollars trying to repair an ice skating rink. donald trump came forward with a plan where he would pay for and fix this link in record time, under budget, or he would cover the whole cost. he came through. he built it in a matter of weeks and did it for less than he had said he would. he is someone who believes he can cut through the bureaucracy and red tape. as employees, he has hired thousands of employees over the years. a lot of times, when he has been in financial trouble, and has had corporate bankruptcies, the people who lose out are the employees, the vendors, contractors, the people who end up being stiffed. guest: one of the points the caller was making was the spending. he was able to get tens of millions of dollars in tax breaks. donald trumpdonald trump is benm things the government has granted him. he has talked about the need to rebuild infrastructure. know if he said specifically this is how i am goin

the cbs evening news with scott pelley is next at -30, major garrett is in west bd to covedonald trump;'s appearanctonight. today: mix of cuds and sun. there will be a lake breeze that develops, and that could dr lakeside locations into e upper 70s. highs around 85. winds: n/se 15 mph. tonight: scatt showers and a few storms return late tuesday night into wednesday morning. lows in the 60s. extended: isolated t'showers ssibleednesd afrnoon along with a mix of sun and clouds and warm highs in the middle 80s with a light southwest wind. warm air stays with us through the end ofhe week as highs approach 90 with sun thursday and friday. lookto slitly cool into the weekend with showers andsto following by a few days in t 70s. 3 thanksor joing us.the cbs is next.be sure to join us tonight for the cbs 58 news at ten. shouldn't knee and ankle supports comfortably fit your knees and ankles? dr. scholl's new custom fit wellness center measures your leg in 3d... ...and recommends our cuom-fit support that's right for you. kle and knee supports. captioning sponsored by cbs >> pelley: fire and flood.

trump s saturday for his comment about the murder of nba star dwayne wade's first cousin in chicago. he tweeted, "dwayne wade's cousin was just shot and killed walking her baby in chicago. just what i have been saying. african-americans will vote trump!"the tweet brought condemnation on social media from those who said trump was politicizing a tragedy.trump later tweeted again, offering his condolences and also mentioned the murder at his rally. wendy gillette, for cbs donald trump has no scheduled events sunday. hillary clinton will hold fundraisers in the hamptons. tonight...we're seeing a much better view of the sinkholes that caused all sorts of highway problems near miami. miami.it started out with the first holes near to the right of your screen...you can see water just gushing out into the canal...about an hour later...this second hole appeared about five feet the florida highway patrol closed the road and says a busted water main break is to blame...no drivers were hurt. it's like a scene out of a movie.two stranded boaters --- rescued from a deserted island after writing "s-

>>ter: rorut reading from a teleprompter lastight trump s characteristically abrasive, lashing out at hillary clinton as indifferent to the plight of thurban poor. >> we reject the bigotry of hillary clinton, which pannedders to and talks down to them only as votes. >> reporter: trump spokeut. outside of milwaukee in a county where the popation is nearly 96% white and mostly republican. a safe zone for broadsides against liberalism and urban crime. scott, paul manafort, trump's campaign chairman retains that title, but his role d to day severely diminished. >> pelley: major garrett, thanks. joininow fg us n some insight into this is john dickerson, our cbs news political dto moderator of "face the nation." john, what are republicans saying about this chaos at e top of the campaign? >> well, that's the word they're using is "chaos." and to the extent they've felt calm in recent weeks, it's because they've thought that donald trump would listen to their advice and thate would start doing some of the things you have to do to run a general election. but in this change, donald trump is say

consix tonight home of house speaker paul ryan who today he would cancel his endorsement of trump if trump s a line. >> anchor: former cia director michael morell endorsed hillary clinton today calling trump a threat to national security. a fios is not cable. we're wired differently, which means we can fix things differently. thanks for calling fios. this is ryan. you can't tell me this cord isn't in. i know it's in. it's in, but it's not working. i'm sending you a link to the my fios app that going to let me see what you're seeing. really? yes, mr. mcenroe... see that cord? just plug it into the connector on the right. so you can clearly see what's in and what's out? oh absolutely. i like that. tech support that lets your technician fios. ? ? >> anchor: let's get into the littlic zone. it is time and take a live lock, rio the opening ceremonies set to begin in just a few hours from now. >> anchor: beautiful shot. i guess there is a one hour time difference. >> anchor: and it's dark there now. a watching nancy and other folks and it's like looks really comfortable in the 70's. >> anchor: we

trump also says u-s visas will not be issued in nations with suspect security practices - and only foreigners who respect american ideology and pass tough screening will be admitted. hillary clinton... continues to take issue with trump on the campaign trail. "friends should not let friends vote for trump." (cheers) the democratic presidential nominee was joined by joe biden... in the vice president's home town of scranton, pennsylvania. clinton hammered trump on his tax plan - which she says helps him - before anyone else. than millions of middle class families. now, that is assuming he pays any taxes at all because we really don't know since we haven't seen his tax returns." it's biden's first appearance on the campaign trail with clinton. pennsylvania is considered a battleground state in the election... although recent polls show clinton comfortably ahead. now fox5 weather 24/7, with chief meterologist ted pretty we'll keep mostly sunny skies with decreasing highs as we make it through the week. we'll see a high of 107 on tuesday, then 106 wednesday and 105 thursday. we'll be around avera

. >> reporter: donald trump 's criticism that isis rose to prominence during the obama administration, ignored bush's role in removing u.s. troops. the troop withdrawals created a vacuum that the or exploit exploited. president obama negotiated that agreement and set a withdrawal date of 2011. >> in terms of the agreements, this is a major achievement. >> reporter: president obama elected on a platform of withdrawing from the iraq war and moving up the time line. >> you meant that he created the sfwlrks rema . >> reporter: more than 70 republicans urged them to deny trump party resources and to divert them to vulnerable candidates. also today, patty davis, daughter of president ronald regan, the lasts living president to survive an assassination attempt wrote that trump's comments about the second amendment, hillary clinton and the supreme court could insight violence. and she says makes this all the more horrifying. >> major garret following the campaign tonight. thank you. >>> today president obama received an extraordinary letter from syria. a plea for help from 15 of the last rema

- >> good morning donaldho trump s invited to mexico, and he is going to speak with the presidentit face to face about e wall. all of that is just ahead of the major immigration speech planned for tonight. i will fill you in. >> a we're getting plugged in on this wednesday morning talking about your cleveland indianss nearly a mouse place when it comes to attendance why? your good morning everyone. every wind fall of been ashtabula county. we're starting to see development over the lake. i don't think it will be relatively we will talk about the coverage in storms todayti. >> also sugar packs max out. a local dietitian is here to show us the healthy options. >> plus, kissing the summer some tips for your garden and yard i had ahead for fall. >> and aj and crew are back at did it again. aj will be doing flour bombing and a very deserving woman is on the other receiving end of it. a fantastic story we willei meet r good morning, cleveland and

we're going to follow the laws of this c aim at trump 's divisive view of america when she returns to the public eye tomorrow in nevada. brian webb for cbs news. >>> before we go this morning, trending today for indiana state troopers getting credit for >> ? [ music ] ? ? ? [ music ] ? ? ? [ music ] ? ? >> the several mini car pool karaoke video has gone viral. i like the serious face of the driver. >> kids are going back to school and we have been seeing snow in the higher elevations. >>> we have been seeing snow. here's a live look at the denver area on the cloudy side right now. 29 days left fall arrives. this is our view from pike's peak this morning. let's look at what's happening now. snow is increasing in the high country and rain on the eastern plains. again, we're on the cloudy side now near castle rock. you may be getting light rain. this is parts of i-70 past more of a moderate rain near conifer and deckers. fort morgan and sterling and areas in the eastern plains some rain this morning. we'll expect to see scattered showers on and off throughout the morning hours so you ma

hillary clinton trying to tie donald trump to klan members, from the 1990's. >> they are often the kind of kids that are called super predatory. >> donald trump will be best for the job. >> we know who trump s. he says he wants to mask america great again, but -- make america great again, but more and more it seems as though his real meshage seems to be, make america hate again. >>> trump firing back and again, calling his opponent a bigot. >> hillary clinton isn't just attacking me. she is attacking decent people of all backgrounds who support this incredible once in a lifetime movement. >> the reporter: time will tell if trump's new pitch to minority voters chips away at clinton's commanding lead. a new quinnipiac university poll shows her ahead among minorities, 77-15%. the poll taken after trump said he was willing to rethink his it fired up his base during the primary. >> he's waffling, strong rhetoric, backing offer. that's confusing a lot of voters. he has to find his footing on that issue and he has to do it soon. he does not have time. >>> clint eastwood done is off the campaig

courtney: donald trump 's running mate mike pence is brushing off republican concerns of turmoil in their the indiana governor spoke earlier on nbc. >> the only poll that really matters is on election day. i have to tell you, as we canvas out less this week, donald trump in florida, we're seeing tremendous crowns, tremendous enthusiasm, and -- crowds, tremendous enthusiasm, and i really do believe it is because donald trump's message of a stronger america at home and abroad is resonating. courtney: in recent weeks, donald trump has angered fellow republicans by criticizing parents of an american muslim soldier killed in iraq, and refusing to endorse paul ryan for reelection. black lives matter protesters are protesting around britain. organizers say that the movement is needed in britain and all over the world. activists are protesting several issues in the u.k., including a reported increase in hate crimes rexit vote.xi some attorneys say that the blocking of hong kong radical leaders for running could be counter to autonomy. hong kong holds its legislative council election next month. o

our other breaking news story, trump 's controversial remarks about hillary clinton. trump was mid-pivot, mid-reset when he went off script again issuing a warning or potentially a threat about hillary clinton and the second amendment. what's the latest on that? >> reporter: well, that's right, don. this was a week where donald trump was prlanning to stick to the script but he got a little off script today and he had this to say about hillary clinton and the second amendment. take a listen. >> hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish the second amendment. by the way, if she gets to pick -- if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although the second amendment people, maybe there is, i don't know. but -- >> reporter: now, this of course immediately set off a debate about what donald trump actually meant by those remarks. the clinton campaign was quick to seize on it saying that donald trump was promoting violence and clearly taking that as an indication that trump was essentially encouraging people to harm hillary clinton. of course today the camp

as today donald trump will make a major speech on immigration right here in phoenix -- but not before a trip to mexico.. team 12's nico santos has what you need donald trump's 5th stop in the announcing he was running for president.he'll be here at the convention center once again and all eyes with hopes he'll outline a immigration plan if he's elected president.trump has made illegal immigration the focus of his campaign.that includes his plans to build a wall along the u.s.-mexico borderand to make mexico pay for it.?but -- the republican presidential nominee has suggested lately that he could back off slightly.that would be a major change to his positions he outlined during the republican na convention.but before he even gets to arizonatrump will be in mexico city trump will be in mexico city with mexican president enrique peqa nieto. trump has been under fire by many including the mexican governmentabout the estimated 11-about the estimated 11-million immigrations who are in the u-s without proper documentation.the doors at the convention center open at 3 p-m.trump is expected to take the stage at 6.in phoeni

she has ripped into donald trump 's economic plan saying it would only benefit the wealthiest. n't lay out any new policies in her speech, trying to undermine trumps claim in his business experience gives him the edge on boosting jobs and wages. >> when it comes to creating jobs i would argue it is not close. even conservative experts say trumps agenda will pull our economy back into recession. chief strategist, it is sling errors -- slingers delight. they are very protectionist. mean for protectionism the dollar? typically itd say is dollar negative. what they are really saying is to keep them artificially weak, it goes back to bill clinton, china and japan manipulating currencies. being explicit in his attacks. hillary has said roughly the same thing. the irony is over the course of the last nine months there is little evidence they are. it has been where they have spin .tronger it doesn't matter. politics is all. you're going to want to do something to protect jobs. if you're talking about jobs and the auto industry there going to look at china and japan. manus: this is where

. >> there are questions of whether donald trump, himself s a puppet for the kremlin in this race. >> and the trump supporter, and former mayor giuliani pointing to outlets about her health. >> she has an empire that constantly demonizes donald trump and fails to point out several signs of illness by her. >>er and the latest fund-raiser numbers are n and trump has picked up the pace, but his rival is clearly out spending him. >>> and now, abc 7 news was today at the international house in berkeley where 250 peoples a is semabled thousands of school supplies and dental kits worth $250,000 in all. corporate sponsors donated everything. the local prnonprofit called pa the way to college held the event. >> it is to have a way to go from k-to-college. >> this is the sixth year they have been assembling the kits for students. >>> and now, fire is closing in on a landmark that is home to thousands of priceless works of art. and how firefighters are frying to keep the flames back. >>> and firefighters and farm workers looking for higher pay, and the battles outside of the capital this week. >

. >>> still ahead, donald trump s he changing his position or is he changing his position on immigration? >> eyewitness news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> the 10-year-old little boy shaken up after he says police pointed a gun at him whi suspect. tonight his outraged family is demanding answers. it's an eyewitness news exclusive. >>> but first, new tragic details. a sixth person has just died in the horrific car crash on the long island expressway. good evening at 6:00. i'm liz cho. >> and i'm bill ritter. investigators tonight looking at whether speed played a role in that crash in suffolk county. one car going eastbound, no concrete barrier on that part of the l.i.e. >> it then crashed in to two other cars going the other direction. helen aidalson died this afternoon. her husband isador was also killed in the accident. three members of another family were killed. the communications director for suffolk county did as well. >> helen and isador were synagogue for 20 years. people fondly knew isador as itchy. >> reporter: people say isa isador and helen were at the core of the synagogue in

. >> and his running mate, donald trump s moving on with other campaign stops and will be in new hampshire for a rally there and we now know the will be in the valley next wednesday. a lot of people speculating about how much he will touch on immigration after working to soften the message this week. hispanic leaders don't buy the pivot, necessarily. >> and we would see this as basically an act of desperation and sort of saying what he thinks he has to say to win in the general election. >> that event as a heads up will be at the hyatt reamingencey in downtown her campaign holding $18 million on a three-day trip to california. clinton and surrogates are hosting at least 54 events across the final two weeks of the month, including a weekend trip to cape cod for summer celebration with cher. the republican nominee aiming to raise mean from voters more focused on vacation than politics. >>> and as we approach the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, a non-profit group is asking hillary clinton and ads on that day. the group saying it's a remembrance of a public service and not a day of campa

trump: ?ll, 's good. employ people in ngladesh." letterman: ?es? where are the ties made?" ey have to work, too. ese are beautiful ties. they are eat ties. the ties are made in where? china? off-camera voice: ?china.? letterman: ?the ties are made in china." [ audience laughter ] z23aoz zi0z >>> you felt it. july was the hot peaches month the rest of 2016 is shaping up to be the same. they have several hot afternoon games scheduled this season. the only way you can guarantee to play well in the heat is to practice in it. >> we'll be playing north carolina central by design. it will be interesting to see what the temperature will be friday night. you can see it on my face. it has been brutal. >> t brutal and he's right. duke opens september 3rd in the brutal heat against north carolina central. >> look who met with the raleigh sports club. he talked about every aspect of hack head football coach including the two questions he gets asked all the time. >> everybody asks me about different players when i pump -- when i pull around the state. who's your quarterback going to be?

and yet here we just listened to hillary clinton's speech where she laid outvt things that donald trump sed in his campaign, his new campaign chairman. the fight he ran. headlines that they ran.@e >> she went a step further. she outlined what she says is a history of racist behavior on his part. went through practices in housing, in employing people in casinos, in the birther movement. mexican immigration. she did a point$@# by point tak down saying this proves, this isn't just my opinion, these are things that prove donald trump is a racist. >> and this gets to the larger point of what i was make. this is amplifies what she was saying in terms of expressing her concern about the tenor and ì(lc% since about february. remember, donald trump, since june 25, 2015, when he announced his presidential campaign, he had divisive wlaj language in there. and throughout the year hillary clinton has been making the same arguments about, not just donald trump where she, as you said, outlined and connected him personally to the divisive things, but also very much concerned -- i interviewed her last mon

new polls show hillary clinton making inroads against trump three month s beforeelection. >> reporter: donald trump used his appearances today to try correcting some of the campaign mistakes that hurt him this week. >> i support and endorse our speaker of the house, paul ryan. [ crowd noise ] >> reporter: he endorsed paul ry >> paul ryan, good man. he's a good man. >> reporter: he did the same thing for senator john mccain. >> i hope in the high -- hold in the highest esteem senator john mccain. >> reporter: he also criticized the media for an incident in which he forced a woman and her crying baby to leave a rally. >> i was only kidding. you can get the baby out of here >> reporter: he claims he was only kid. i don't throw babies out believe me. >> reporter: new polls show hillary clinton has a 7-point lead nationally and polling ahead in several battleground states. clinton is playing defense regarding his e-mail scandal. she tried to clarify xhefrnts she made over the weekend, that james comey said she was truthful when talking about her use of a private e-mail serve ever. >> what

ththis is donald trump s speakig yesterday in north carolina. mr. trump: sometimes in the heat of debate and speaking on a multitude of issues, you don't choose the right words or you say the wrong thing. i have done that. and believe it or not, i regret it. and i dodo regret it. particularly, where it may have caused personal pain. amy: the clinton foundation will stop accepting international donations if hillary clinton is elected president. critics of clinton allege the foundation benefited inappropriately from her time as secretary of state. former president bill clinton said he will also refrain from delivering paid speeches before the november election and will no longer give paid speeches if hillary clinton is elected president. both clintons have been criticized for their high speaking fees. and d a discussion has begun a t whether the clinton foundation should be closed if hillary clinton is elected. the state department has said a plane filled with $400 million in cash for iran was leverage to ensure that five american prisoners held by ira

donald trump realed s economic p detlan init today. some of tailthe detrump outlined include lowering income tasimplifying the tade, reng tumber tax brackets from seven to the, allowing families to deductll of their childcare expenses, ending the estat tax. >> our current tax ce is so buensome and so complex that we waste 9 billion hours a year i want trade deals for our country that create more js and higher wages for american workers. toyademoancratdate for president y clton wi real her econoan imipl detroit hursday. according to lest abc news washington post poll, clinton is leading byight pois. today she spoke in st. persbu, florida. >> they are just playing the same old siren sg. and why they haven't learned, we plans that only help the top 1%. it's time we he everybody el in america get ahead and stay ahead. toya: the presidential election is on tuesday, november 8. patrick: there's w a restroom for dogs inside mitchell international airport. the service animal relief area contains a special kd of synthetic gras it sits on top of

trump: ?ll, 's good. employ people in ngladesh." letterman: ?es? where are the ties made?" ey have to work, too. ese are beautiful ties. they are eat ties. the ties are made in where? china? off-camera voice: ?china.? letterman: ?the ties are made in china." >>> 101 -- downtown goldsboro is getting a face-lift. >> the city has had complaints about skateboarders. they may make a new city ordinance. one skateboarder we spoke to said they'll do their best to stick to the rules. >> will respect rules and not tear up things. >> we spoke to several business owners that have seen skateboarders oud it. >>> a controversial change to a key part of unc's campus. i'm roy cooper, and you deserve the truth about the crime lab. when i became attorney general, we discovered a backlog of more than 5,000 dna test kits and years worth of shoddy investigations. but what governor mccrory isn't telling you is that we cleared the backlog. we also solved over 2,000 crimes and put killers and rapists in prison from cold cases. >>> residents of the clayton neighborhood not only got together to help

it comes after weiner said he would stop back into politics to stop donald trump jr.'s bid. tweeting this. too soon, anthony. you shouldn't be talking about beating anything ever again. go back to your cave. >> oh, my. heather. >> okay? well, you can now say i'm with her in a coloring book. hillary clinton's face, take a look at this, on the face of mt. rushmore and that's courtesy of a feminist coloring book. there is such a thing. the book has the democratic presidential nominee, look at this, abby, as she's riding on the back of a dragon. hillary the super hero in a blazer and cape. abby, you'll be happy to know you can download it for free. >> i'll get that for my boys. >>> if you're trying to see the documentary "hillary's america." siri is playing dumb when people try to search for it at a theater. >> what if the goal of the democratic party is to steal the most sensitive information. siri doesn't appear to have any technical glitches when it comes to any other documentaries. it goes into the secret history of democratic party. siri is so tricky. >>> well, hello. he is

aixa: as donald trump hopes to win s from some high-profile embers of his own party. >> more republicans are saying they want support him. aixa: one gop senator from maine says she will not be voting for trump. >> i believe that we make a mistake if we let donald trump bc as the 50's as the republican party. aixa: she wrote a "washington post" op-ed saying what she can't support him, while 50 former national security officials signed a letter would put our country's national security at risk. >> it's the seeming inability to learn from mistakes, to reach out to give advice, to control his anger. >> they will be within a letter what. there is very little he can do to make them change their minds. but it only underscores how hard it will be to billed a base. aixa: a new. points. jc: next at 5:30, the fresh outrage over hillary clinton's actions during the attacks in benghazi. the legal action the democratic presidential nominee now faces. ben: today marks two years since the police-involved shooting of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. jc: still to come tonight, how the community marked

, on honest and but in fact, it's these honest, and these judgment and temperament questions that trump s been facing, that are showing up in the polls. and that, in particular, is what's weighingim down. >> dickerson: so while hillary clinton has lots of weakness, voters picking temperament as the thing for them right now-- and it's hurting donald trump-- that's the thing that's guiding their vote the most. >> exactly. you'veot seven in 10 folks in fl fororida,xample, who fee judgment and temperament to be president. and that's really serving as an anchor on him, and hillary clinton is also beating him there, as she has been, on the commander in chief test. so that's where t campaign has gone. when you see those other metrics, like fixing the economy, you see in some sense for donald trump the campaign that might have been or that might still be if he were to shift the focus to emphasize on those issues. but as long as it's on that temperament and judgment, that's what's become an anchor for him. >> dickerson: final question some exciting things then said,"i was kidding." how are voters-

new polls show hillary clinton making inroads against trump three month s beforeelection. >> reporter: donald trump used his appearances today to try correcting some of the campaign mistakes that hurt him this [ crowd noise ] >> reporter: he endorsed paul ryan after refusing to do so. >> paul ryan, good man. he's a good man. >> reporter: he did the same thing for senator john mccain. >> i hope in the high -- hold in the highest esteem senator john mccain. >> reporter: he also criticized the media for an incident in which he forced a woman and her crying baby to leave a rally. >> i was only kidding. you can >> reporter: he claims he was only kid. >> i've heard so much about that beautiful baby. i don't throw babies out believe me. >> reporter: new polls show hillary clinton has a 7-point lead nationally and polling ahead in several battleground states. clinton is playing defense regarding his e-mail scandal. she tried to clarify xhefrnts she made over the weekend, that james comey said about her use of a private e-mail serve ever. >> what i toll the fyis consistent with what i said pub

. >> reporter: tim kaine campaigned in new hampshire saturday criticizing trump's character. >>s anything and we are not gullible people. >> reporter: kaine and clinton released their 2015 tax returns friday and are calling on trump to do the same. brian webb, for cbs news. >>> there is a state of emergency in louisiana tonight. crews are working to rescue people from the severe flooding. >> plus captain kirk ready to be ic con. ? ? ? ? one journey. two teams. . >>> at least three have died in historic flooding in louisiana. >> officials say more rain is in tomorrow. >> reporter: crews reached a woman just as floodwaters swallowed up her car near baton rouge, louisiana. they found her dog under the water. in lafayette the water sur rounded cars in a hotel parking lot. owe fifrls say -- officials say more than 100 roads are cut off. >> this is unprecedented sod we don't have records that we can go back and see who all is going to be impacted. >> reporter: the natural guard made countless rescues including this man who h to a tree branch for hours. homes across southern louisiana h

trump is making big headlines. he's off to mexico and then phoenix.... team 12's nico santos is live with the latest...with the latest... his campaign over a year ago. today -- the world awaits to hear donald trump's plan on illegal immigration.he speaks here at six o'clock tonight... but not before heading to mexico. that was revealed late last night when he held a rally in seattle.both the trump campaign and the mexican president have confirmed the meeting is going to happen this afternoon.trump has famously pledged to build a wall at very critical of mexico.the mexican government has also been critical of him.today's meeting with happen in mexico city.last night... trump's not change... saying drugs are coming across the border and hillary clinton has no plan to stop the tonight, here at the convention center... trump says this will be a major speech immigration.governor doug ducey will be giving the opening remarks... and sheriff arpaio will also speak.we will have a tram of reporters covering the event during 12 news at six event during 12 news at six and ten

democratic presidential nominee talked job creation before taking a few swipes at her opponent, donald trump. fox5's miguel martinez-valle has more. < hillary clinton is back in las vegas and back in front of unions talking about job creation. < harry reid she's the most intelligent person running for president > she took the stage with senator harry reid but not before being introduced by dina titus and catherine cortez masto who called her the next president but had less than kind things to say about her opponent donald trump . clinton quickly laid out her support for more infrastructure projects which will more jobs "for every billion dollars we get 47,500 jobs and they are mostly good paying union jobs with a good middle-class income" she applauded mohave electric the company she visited earlier in the day for their business practices and pro union stance "it has a lot of apprentices it has benefits that are going to keep families together and keep them growing that what we need more of an america" clinton was cheered and applauded most of the rall

traffic is beginning to pick upp as we get closer to rush houro traffic on a tuesday morning in not s donald trump making a stop at the universitymp of akron les i think he discussed everything from immigration's tax cuts lawn order. to make a big focus of his was an opponent the week with declining to prosecute and after the attorney general that president bill clinton is an it has just been canceled saying the speech that hean was plan i giving is still being modified. >> in other news right now friends and colleagues area trying tor cope with a young teachers death killed in a double homicide.tea she made this video of her dancing with hurt dance studio in cuyahoga falls through she had dance andal she was fie old she was also a fourth grade down and akron the 25 -year-old was shot and killed a mass phenomenon with her boyfriendd w on saturday. a fatal that ball attack has the entiretal passing by six have not couldld not fight the pickles often time. just as he crapped the top was pulling me down as well and the other dog jumped on me. he had blood all of the short whole back of her body was r

clinton used the location to help make her point by saying the money trump will s toward investing in schools. she also reacted to the trump campaign's new hires./// ((paul joncich)) >>> and we're your local election headquarters keeping you updated on all the races that matter to you on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// ((christianne klein)) >>> with flood waters finally receding in louisiana... the recovery begins in hard hit areas. don champion is there with the latest. ((paul joncich)) >> also... getting ready for back to school. what new teachers are learning school next week./// <<< announcer: you're watching the valley's news leader with paul joncich, i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. four years ago i was diagnosed with breast cancer but early treatment saved my life. voted ten times to defund planned parenthood which thousands of nevada women depend on for cancer screenings. congressman heck even threatened to shut down the federal government to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. tedd florendo. this is 8 news now at four. ((paul joncich))

trump..... to take the u-s citizenship test. according to reid.. trump should prove he can pass the test.... before setting rules for newcomers. trump has called for..... the top democrat on capitol hill has been very outspoken..... in his dislike for trump. in an e-mail.. reid called trump..... "nothing more than a spoiled..... unpatriotic drain on society.". democratic vice presidential nominee tim kaine was busy making campaign stops for hillary clinton today in las vegas. and.. he had a few things to say about donald trump after learning the republican nominee canceled his southern nevada rally. 13-action news political analyst jon ralston sat down with kaine today to talk about that. ----until he canceled toda, was going to give a speech flipping on immigration from build-a-wall to humane treatment. but can he walk back everything he has said, especially with audience in nevada that is so critical. ----i asked tim kaine about this. language... 15:06:19 "...an attack on immigrants generally." ----don't forget: nevada has significant asian and immigrants coming here are criminals and rapi

trump began? >> yes, i think there s. i think that is when he was working for thinks father he was in early 20s, father was president of the trump management company decided that he wanted to leave his father's employ and basically go across the bridge to manhattan. he thought that he didn't like the poverty, the crime, everything that he saw in brooklyn and queens. but as he was leaving, the company was sued not renting to blacks. so, donald trump had to face a very important question was he going to settle with the u.s. government or fight them. and he was in nightclub one night he ran into roy cone, the famous lawyer for joe mccarth mccarthy. he got to talking to him, he said, no, fight like hell. fight the government and when you hit, hit back ten times harder. he decided to do that for two years they fought the federal government, we have these wonderful transcripts of the case where roy cowen is arguing on donald trump's behalf back in is the 37. bottom line over two years, they counterclaim for $15 0 million that fa

(trump) hablando con la cadena fox el lunes el candidato republicano se vio obligado a dar detalles. sepublicano a la presidenci (nat) dijo que separa a los indocumentados en s grup--los criminal, a quienes deportara de inmediato--y eresto que tendran que pasar por el proceso que existe actualmente antes de ser deportados. haciendo lo mismo, dice, que el presidentebama pero con ms energa. s/guavo torres, actista "dice que lo va a hacer con más energía. entonva a dortar cinco millones? diez millones? once millones como lo ha prometidoesa tica es una política fracasada". trump descart una "fuerza de deportaci y dijquno buscar a todos los indocumentos en sus sas para ponerlos en centros de detencin como haba prometido al comienzo de su campaÑa. segn un sondeo nacional publido este ma, 22de los encuestados latinos apoyan a trum e% a llary clinton. y entre los afro-americanos la brecha ean mayorsolo el 8% apyaal replicano mientras que el 87% respaldan a la demata. unque eso, dice esta analista, an podra cambiar. maricruz magowan, analista "está hablando con el té republano y han formado un

trump tower. >> he scaled the side of the skyscraper, hoping for a meeting with the gop presidential nominee. cbs 2's janelle burrell joins us live from trump tower this morning with more. janelle. >>reporter: well, chris, it certainly was people watching it unfold live here at trump tower. people all around the world watching this ordeal unfold, it after it started -- all comeing to an end three hours after it start. the daring climber claimed he was on a mission to speak with donald trump, but after the three-hour ordeal, the only meeting he got was one with police. >> i reached out, i took hold of his hand, and i said, sir, you need to come with me. >>reporter: the spectacle beginning around 3:30 wednesday afternoon, gripping tense moments, hundreds watching below from the ground as the 19- trump tower. he began his ascent a few hours from this outdoor terrace using suction cups used to continue inching his way. from this video taken from inside the tower, you can actually hear the sound of the powerful suctions as they attached to the glass. >> i think he's probably a nut job trying to get to the

reportera: al parecer, lo que estÁ detras de sus impuestos sobre los seguirÁ sabiendo s trump. filtraciones sobre clinton. los 20000 correos electrÓnicos destaparon estrategias de funcionarios para debilitar la candidatura de bernie sanders. para muchos, mÁs filtraciones podrÍa ayudar a que trump se convierta en el prÓximo presidente. >> si alguien que debe preocuparse por cualquier tipo de informaciÓn de escondida es la cardiaca hillary clinton. eso se ha comprobado sÓlo se ha pasado. reportera: el fbi mostrÓ estÁ investigando si responsables de las filtraciones. Ésa podrÍa demorar meses. arantxa: mientras tanto, un grupo de cuatro jÓvenes inicio la reconstrucciÓn de fondos para conceder un muro de sacos de arena frente a la ca de donald trump. reportero: en varias ocasiones, el magnate donald trump ha prometido construir un muro frterizo en el sur de los estados unidos y hacer que mÉxico pague. >> por esa frontera no sÓlo pasa gente con ganas de trabajar, sino lamentablemente, tambiÉn criminales. reportero: sin embargo, cuatro jÓvenes decidieron unirse y crear una pared frent

trump says -- when u-s forces were pulled out of iraq -- it led to the rise and rapid expansion by isis. democrats want trump to apologize. the trump campaign insists he will do no such thing today -- trump's running mate is making two campaign stops in the badgers state. in less than an hour -- he''ll take the stage in downtown milwaukee. fox six's theo keith is live at hilton hotel with more. mike pence will be here in an huge crowd. one, it's a small room. two, according to polls, the trump campaign isn't catching on in milwaukee and its suburbs. earlier today and across the state at a pence event in la crosse, the room was half-empty. pence criticized the media for focusing on trump's controversies. and took swipes at hillary clinton for that she used her position at the state department to benefit her donors. pence says: "the american people are tired of pay to play politics, and when donald trump and i arrive at the white house, were going to bring it to an end on day one! " yesterday, the marquette poll showed trump trailing clinton by 15 points among likely voters in wisconsin.

trump is at the fairgrounds entertainment expo hall. doors open at ten a-m... and the event starts at one. you can r-s-v-p on trump's website. and one trump supporter won't have to come to tampa to see him today. he can just look at his ?leg. a guy by the name of sean, from st. pete, just got a trump's face there. sean is only going by his first name for now. he says he wanted a patriotic tattoo, and said there was nothing more patriotic than trump himself. the tattoo took the tattoo was done at a tattoo shop on st pete beach. the owner says he's a trump fan too, but would tattoo other presidential candidates if someone asks. another online hack has been reported. this time.. involving one of the country's biggest newspapers. up next: the ?country that's being blamed. plus: the president finally touched down, in the disaster area. look at the devastation in today, lori grabs delicious jimmy dean sausage from the fridge, fully cooked and ready in seconds. it makes breakfast complete, which makes bill feel like completing the gazebo, prompting a celebration in lori's backyard. with jimmy dean, good mornings lead to ?? ? ba da

but trump did not s comments he was referring to. >>> trump is heading to baton rouge to visit flood victims and tour the damage. a louisiana newspaper is calling on president obama to cut short his vacation to visit the flood zone as well. the white house says the president is getting frequent updates on the crisis. >>> today's weather, another day of record heat in the northwest. severe storms in the central plains and scattered showers in the south, mostly sunny in the northeast. >>> usain bolt added another gold medal to his collection straight games. >> he's called the fastest man alive but just how does bolt blow away the field nearly every time he steps on the track? abc's t.j. holmes takes a scientific look at what makes bolt lightning quick. >> reporter: jamaican superstar usain bolt dominated the 200-meters. he crushed the 100-meter 9.81 seconds make him the only to win gold in it three times. >> still invincible. >> reporter: so just how fast is bolt going? about 23 miles per hour. keeping that same pace, it would only take him about 2:40 to run one mile. that mines he wou